i would like to see more shopping sites like this such as amazon, ebay etc.

Seems interesting. What makes this project unique?

Seems interesting. What makes this project unique?

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What makes this unique?

What differs this from other competitors? What makes this project unique?

What makes this project unique?

How can that be? Blockchain is a concept. and you do not worship to the concepts.

that is an interesting concept. surely work knowing more.

as long as the ICO fundamentals are there and the team behind it is honest and can deliver then it is easy. Just pick the one you believe in most.

i like the prototype. great idea

Please DM me for my application.

i believe not having a prototype is also a red flag

well executed bounty program can bring buzz for ico and tokens to participants.

it is in development that is why i can not share the link yet.

the bounty manager will be part of the team.

Looking for Experienced Bounty Manager for an upcoming ICO.

Please reply with your past ICO experience along with your Bitcointalk Announcement Bounty Page

Thank you.

this is normal

If you plan to time the market you may never do it. it is better to do dollar cost averaging buys

Phishers send you a message with a link to a website that looks just like MyCrypto, EtherDelta, Paypal, or your bank, but is not the real website. They steal your information and then steal your money.

• Install EAL or MetaMask or Cryptonite by Metacert or the MyCrypto Chrome Extension to block malicious websites.
  Always check the URL: https://URL.com.
  Always make sure the URL bar has COMPANY, Inc. in green.
  Do not trust messages or links sent to you randomly via email, Slack, Reddit, Twitter, etc.
  Always navigate directly to a site before you enter information. Do not enter information after clicking a link from a message or email.
  Install an AdBlocker and do not click ads on your search engine (e.g. Google).

Because cryptocurrencies are decentralized systems running on peer-to-peer networks, and there is no central server farm, it’s necessary to build into the system an incentive to get people to run the software that powers the system on their personal hardware. Mining also answers the problem of how to distribute the currency, by forcing individuals to work for it.

Miners must pay non-cryptocurrency for the computer hardware they use and the electricity that hardware uses. Miners with slow hardware will have trouble competing with those using large, custom-built farms of mining hardware. In the early stages of mining when a cryptocurrency is new, mining can be an easy way to earn. However, as mining become progressively more competitive, unsuccessful miners will probably spend more on electricity than they will earn in free currency.

Once a miner successfully decrypts a transaction hash, it is added to the block. Blocks are added to the blockchain roughly every ten minutes, at which point the miner earns a set amount of Bitcoin. As you can see in this example from blockexplorer.com, there are about 2000 transactions per block.

There is no guarantee that a transaction will make it into a block any time soon. In theory, it could sit in the pending pool indefinitely. This is where fees come into play.

The first blocks that were mined produced a reward of 50 BTC per block. However, the system is designed to cut the number in half every 210,000 blocks. For a while, miners earned 25 BTC per block, but when it reached block 420,000 in 2016, it halved again, at which point the reward for mining became 12.5 BTC per block. The reward for mining will remain 12.5 BTC per block until it reaches block 630,000, when it will halve again to 6.25 BTC.